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Rosa Marie Ortega | Latterly
This is the cover image for a feature on Rosa Marie Ortega. A republican woman who voted in the United States twice and is in jail for voter fraud for 8 years because she didn’t know she was in the US illegally since she was 5 years old.
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Lovely to see my photos and story on standing proud in South Sudan pop through my letterbox in the beautiful Latterly magazine.
3 issues in, Latterly Magazine hits a hurdle that could put it out of business
By Khari Johnson
Despite a fast start with press from Venture Beat and Columbia Journalism Review, and raising more than $12,000 on Kickstarter, Latterly Magazine could go out of business, said editor and co-founder Ben Wolford.
In a post published early Wednesday, Wolford pleaded with users to re-subscribe and fast, saying:
Because of a technical thing, every single person who subscribed before Jan. 23 will have to re-subscribe manually when their subscription expires. If no one does (only a handful have so far), we'll probably go out of business.
The snafu is due to a change in subscriber management systems, Wolford said, and happens only days after the beginning of partnerships with Newsweek and the French magazine Ulyces.
Latterly displays no ads. Instead readers are asked to pay $3 an issue.Â
The fourth issue of the longform monthly magazine is due out Feb. 17 or 18, Wolford told Through the Cracks. The Latterly app is expected to make its debut for iPhone users later this month.
No matter what happens, even if none of the subscribers returned, the site has enough money on hand to make it to June, he said.
Before the post about subscriptions was published on Latterly, Wolford wrote a frank article published Tuesday on Medium. The piece takes a naked look at how Latterly came to be and the lessons he and his wife Christina Asencio learned jumping off the news startup cliff.Â
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How's Latterly doing? A new year update
I still believe the most effective way to market Latterly is by telling stories that strike readers to the core and stick with them. When I read a great story, the first thing I do is tell someone about it. Stories are my social capital. I think most people are the same way. It's been the greatest pleasure of my life to share these Latterly stories with you.
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More Journalism Re-imagined.
I am always interested in how we take the idea of storytelling and marry it to technology.
And here is another experiment, Latterly.
The idea of returning to the roots of journalism, narrating the world, is compelling.
And every good idea has a manifesto.
what we do
Narrative journalism combines the standards and goals of journalistic reporting with the devices of literature. That’s a powerful…
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